Town Party Secretary

Author: Hao Shusheng
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Publish Date: 2008-10-04
Features: Recommended purchase of the officialdom novel "The Deputy Mayor of Beijing (Volumes 1, 2, 3) Collection." If you've read "The Secretary of the Provincial Committee" and "The Deputy Mayor of Beijing," you should also check out "The Deputy Mayor of the Town Committee." This is a grassroots-level officialdom novel. Though the setting is small, it's full of hidden traps and constant tension. The authentic state of rural society, the sweet and sour struggles of the lower class, the trials and achievements of grassroots officials, and the patriotic devotion to their homeland are all vividly portrayed. A superior grants a golden talisman, and overnight, one achieves a high-ranking position; subordinates bring noon fires, and in days, they get drunk with yellow wine. Counting fingers to appoint generals, meticulously examining the new team; dividing tasks based on size, roughly using old methods; minerals are assets—don't leave them untouched; drinking parties are like battlefields, and survival depends on clever maneuvering; receiving anonymous calls makes the wife jealous, borrowing the prestige of family ties, the husband plays dark tricks.